Local Frederick paper page scan features dated December 15
A fragmented OCR page from The News Frederick Maryland and The Post Frederick Maryland shows headers and publisher details with scattered year and date marks. The legible bits include publisher names and street addresses, suggesting a mid 20th century local issue with typical newspaper masthead elements.
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Frederick
Maryland
the Post
Erco. Co
North Coon S. Pame MO
Frederck
Ehlssday
Salvation Army Baskets Accepting Applications for Christmas Aid
Lt. Powell stated about 35 applications received so far and the number may match last year. Awaiting final tally, agencies will be checked to avoid duplications as donations of canned goods and staples are collected for food baskets. No benefit movie planned yet. Scout troops plan canned goods donations to boost Christmas baskets. Donations already seen as Salvation Army kettles line streets for the project.
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Sevalon Army
Gesdbme
Arm
Army
Zafar
Powell
Federated Charities Canny
Salvation Army
Subversive Truth on Press Freedom and Education
An analysis condemns U S censorship of Communist material while contrasting Soviet openness. It urges Russia to mirror American tolerance, citing UN debates and free press indicators amid a Frederick County talk on exceptional children and special education categories.
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United States
Tik
Russia
UN Special Political Committee
America
Gale
PTA
North Fred
Herman Hanver
Sup
Ervisor
Frederick County
Air
Hanver
Frederick ‘County
Weddings Twenty Years Ago ems From The Collars Of The News
December rain pushed month's total to 2.45 inches while creeks rose slowly. Mr and Mrs George Chapline moved from 11 North Market Street to a new home on Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights. Francis Scott Key district Boy Scouts of America officers were re elected for the coming year Rev W C Royal chairman L L Wilson vice chairman Benjamin B Rosenstock district commissioners A E Fisher treasurer. A local garage man went to service a Hershberger’s Bakery truck which had de-
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George
Chapline
North Market Street
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of Amerdca
W. C. Royal
L. L Wilson
Benjamin B
Rosenstock
A. E. Fisher
Hershberger’s
Personal Notices on Education and Community Aid in Maryland
A crowded personal notice section discusses Gouge Norwood wedding, disability education programs, and calls for expanded services in Frederick County. Highlights include Braille books, speech therapy, and home instruction, with advocates urging an elementary wing and more gifted-child support. Also noted are local birthdays, travel updates, and a court dismissal for two unrelated traffic cases.
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Hatver
Frederick County
Hauver
1959 Cost of Living Outlook for Consumers
Economists predict lower food prices in 1959 with coffee and some foods cheaper. Beef and poultry should be steadier, while medical bills and rents may rise. Clothing, appliances, and many household items likely to stay near 1958 levels, with wash and wear fabrics improving in quality but modest price shifts overall.
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Lion
Florida
Soviet Delegate Campaigns Against Cold War Propaganda
A Soviet delegate denounces the proposal as cheap propaganda and a vicious cold war maneuver. He claims Russia holds nuclear bombs to deter aggression and labels efforts to jam broadcasts as subversive. The source notes 2,500 transmitters jam foreign broadcasts at about 1 billion annually, questioning the government’s fear of truth.
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Russia
History anniversaries and notable births listed
A garbled list of historical anniversaries and birthdays including Clemente St Lozier, Moman Aomeopati, Henry Morten, Simeon Fees, Annie Jump Cannon, George Longan, Washington retirement, Indiana statehood, a silver discovery, an AFL convention, and mentions of war declarations and unemployment. Birthdays include Fred A Seaton, Mumford, Judge Christenberry, Judge Davies, Louis J. Hector, Henry P. Van Dusen, Glen W. Clark, and Gene Marker with brief biographical identifiers.
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Clemente St. Lozier
Moman Aomeopati
Plas Sactan
New York
Femimusr
Plas Iwid
S.J
Benjamin S. Lyman
Phils-delphia Marine Enginer
Votume
Japan
Northarmates
Mass
Si-Henry Morten
Stevens Instrate of Technology
Hoboken
N. G
Ssi
Simeon D. Fees
Sonatume Onw
Sehector
Dorn
Longan
Soved Banses Cey
Edior
Bors Holden
Washington
Watles
Ana Adee
Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions
Convention of Independent Trade Unions
Columbus
American Federation of Labor
Germany
Italy
United States
Tokyo
Fred A. Seaton
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D.c
Lawrence
Quincy Mumford
Library of Congress
Arden
N.C
Herbert Iw. Christenberry
New Orleans
Ronald Ae Davies
Fargo
N. D
Crookston, Minn
Louis J. Hector
Civil Aeronautics Board
FL. Lauderdale
Fla
Henry P.van Dusen
Upton Theological,Seminary
Philadelphia
Glen
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago December entries note the Frederick County Anti Saloon League meeting at the Y M C A with President George Z Best predicting victory within three years. Directors named include Best, R R Lewis, J M Eadcliff, J Welty Fahlerney, Henry A Hahn, Elmer Brown, Edward Biche berger, Oscar B Coblenz and Rev E L McLean. A clothes line theft on West Patrick street looms at about 5 dollars. Stones throwers break a glass pane at Dr Lewis M Kintz store. offenders’ mother pays for damage. A West South Street building condemned by the Board of Aldermen is torn down. J Calvin Cronise, supervising Rockwell Terrace home construction, dies of paralysis after being taken home.
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Frederick County
George Z. Best
Mr. Best
R. R. Lewis
J. M. Eadcliff
J. Welty Fahlerney
Henry A. Hahn
Elmer Brown
Edward 3
Bicheberger
Oscar B. Coblenz
E. L
JHE
Board of Aldermen
J. Calvin Cronise
Rockwell Terrace
Second Street
Marriage Ceremony Near Annapolis Highlights Navy Groom Relocation
In a ceremony conducted by the Reverend Herbert Harrison the couple exchanged vows in the presence of immediate families relatives and friends. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shafter. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The newlyweds will reside in a newly furnished apartment near Annapolis where the groom serves with the U S Navy Hospital Corps.
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Herbert Harrison
Benjamin Shafter
Annapolis
U. S. Navy Hospital Corps
Emmitsburg Woman Wins Frigidaire Sweepstake Prize
Mrs J Henry Troxell of West Main street Emmitsburg has been named a winner in Frigidaire Sweepstake contest held nationwide. She receives a Frigidaire Custom Imperial automatic Washer and dryer. Dorman and Breth presented the prize to the winner, chosen from thousands of entries after her name stood out among ten top nationwide winners.
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J. Henry Troxell
West Mainstreet
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Dorman
Trexell
Breth. Acco. Aig
Trovell
Sant
Funeral notices and church activities in Chambersburg area
Obituaries list death notices for Frank William Onn of Weetminster and Mrs Sally M Foust widow of Ellis Foust with services in Chambersburg and Gettysburg areas. Included are church guild updates at St Johns UCC White Rock near Chambers and a Christmas program outline with members, wreaths, meals, dues, and a later meeting date. Also a local note on adding salt to egg whites to stiffen quicker.
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Sally M. Foust
Sally Madeira George Wee
Frederick County
Peter J Aston
Willam Penn
America
Philadeltonia
Fairmount
Park
Madeira
Philadelphia
Ross
Baltimore
Benjamin Ross
George
Lacey Chamanne Ibers
Foust
John’s United Church of Christ
White Rock
Chammens Guild
Woodsboro
Harchare
Charles B. Crum
John DB. Bowers
Mac Wallingford
Rosenberger
G. Arthur Jones
Ira Houck
Homelwood Auxiliary
Roy Snyder
Kenneth Houck
80th Wedding Anniversary Is Commenced With Prayer
FAIRVIEW Utah AP All the days of their married life have started with a prayer and today their 80th anniversary was celebrated with a testimonial dinner. Peter 98 and Celestia 87 Peterson were married Dec 11 1878 in St George Utah. A tape will be played for them as they could not attend.
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Fairview
Utah
Peter
Celestia Peterson
Otis Nielsen
Apostle LeGrand Richards
Latter- Day Saints
Mormon) Church
St. George
Here
Peterson
Western Allies Hint at Berlin Talks Next Spring
Washington diplomats discuss a possible big four foreign ministers conference next spring to ease East West Berlin tensions. Some officials favor broader discussions on Germany's future and fresh talks with the Russians, delaying a formal reply to Khrushchev until after the Atlantic Pact Council meets in Paris. Secretary Dulles plans to attend if recovered. no rush to respond.
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Washington
Maany
Berlin
Maill
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Paris
John Foster Dulles
State
Illness and Recovery Notes From Local Areas
Mrs. Cora F. Valentine of Rocky Ridge is recovering after a recent Johns Hopkins Hospital surgery and is staying with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Donald Simmers in Thurmont. Mrs Hida Exon of Emmitsburg underwent surgery December 9 at Hagerstown Hospital. A food tip suggests crescents of peeled cantaloupe with thin Smithfield ham slices for epicures.
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Louise
Rhoads
Eas Patrick Street
Jamess. Loy
Decatur
Alabama
Army Ballistics Missiles Agency
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Loy
Louise Rhoads
Frederick
Paul B. Rhoads
Cocoa
Cora F. Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Donald Simmers
Thurmont
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hida Exon
Emmitsburg
Rfd
Hagerstown Hospital
Dulles Compared to Lilliputian Statesman in Pravda
Pravda compares U S Secretary of State Dulles to a Lilliputian statesman in a Moscow article. It says Dulles speaks more than the tiny figure but his outlook remains within small bounds. The piece accuses his rhetoric of cloaking fear of Soviet Union, Communist China, and other peoples democracies.
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Pravoda Todat
U.S
Dulles
Soviet Communist Party
Swift
Soviet Union
China
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Matler in Emmitsburg
Callahan officiated with interment in St Joseph's cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Charles Speilman William Speillman Carroll Flohr Roland Fiohr Raymond Gito Roland Sttely. The service for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Matler died at her home in Emmitsburg was held at Allison funeral home then a Requiem Mass at St Joseph's Church. Interment followed in the new St Joseph's cemetery with grandsons as pallbearers Bernard Patrick Donald Regis and Edward Miller and Charles Cool. One daughter Alice Falconer of Baltimore omitted from the record. three half brothers John Brown Thurmont Winfield Brown Fairfield Pa James Brown Sykesville. Three great grandsons served as altar boys.
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Callahan
Church Cemetery
Charles Speilman
William Speillman
Carroll Flohr
Roland Fiohr
Raymond Gito
Roland Sttely
Sarahlizabeth Matler
Emmitsburg
Allison
Emmnitsbure
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
James Twomey
New St. Joseph's
Bernard
Patrick
Donald
Regis
Edward Miller
Charles Cool
Alice Falconer
Baltimore
John Brown
Thurmont
Winfield Brown
Fairfield
James Brown
Sykesville
Community figure Nioma Foust remembered in Chambersburg tribute
Nioma Manner Foust active in Cumberland Valley community affairs and early women’s suffrage. Wilson College Class of 18% alumna and Presbyterian Church member in Falling Spring. Survived by a son Ellis E. Foust Jr and three grandchildren. services at Presbyterian Church of the Falling Spring with burial in the church yard. Honorary pallbearers include local officials and prominent residents.
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Orees
Cumberland Valley
Wilson College
Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Chambers
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ellis E. Foust Jr
Winter Park
Fla
Nioma Manner Foust
Atlanta
Ellis E. Foust
U. S. Army
Arlington
John Krebs Benchoff
Valley Forge Military Academy
Warne, Pa
Funeral rites for Franklin H. Rice near Lewistown
Funeral services for Franklin H. Rice of near Lewistown were held Wednesday at 2 PM at M. L. Creager and Son funeral home Thurmont. Rev. Thompson and Rev. Rice officiated. pallbearers James Shuff Edwin Bales Samuel Jones Albert Biffle Luther Powell Charles C. T. Stull. Interment Lewistown cemetery.
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Franklin H. Rice
Lewistown
M. L. Creager and Son Funeral
Thurmont
Richard D. Thompson
Arthur B.rice
James Shuff
Edwin Bales
Samuel Jones
Albert Biffle
Luther Powell
Charles C. T. Stull
Discontinuance of Empty Stocking Club Christmas Party
The Empty Stocking Club will not hold its annual Christmas party this year. Once drawing 150 to 300 children, the event provided simple gifts and Santa visits, but changes in philanthropy and rising costs reduce support. Local organizations now address holiday needs, leaving the club to end its longtime Christmas outreach.
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Tturn
Santa
North Pole
Hoover Honored for Service by Patriotic Societies
Former President Herbert Hoover received a small bronze Minute Man statuette from the Conference of Patriotic and Historical Societies on Wednesday for outstanding service in advancing the American way of life.
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Hoover
New York
Herbert Hoover
Conference of Patriotic and Historical Societies
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